You should be able to spot a life-long follower of Jesus. Someone who "dresses" with Jesus is different. They stand out - not by how they dress, but how they act and react. You can tell the difference by what they do and don't do, what they say, and don't say, and by how they treat others. If you are a Christian, can anyone tell?

What does is a Christian supposed to look like? When you are clothed with Christ, it affects how you treat others. What we "wear" can attract people to, or repel people from God.

Pastor Brian Dollar talks about labels. We have a lot of labels for people, don't we? We have a tendency to label others based not on who they are, but what we think they are. How should we think about others?

Why do people like watching reality shows like "The Biggest Loser?" Maybe because it's awesome to look back and see what someone was and now see what someone is - made over, changed, transformed. Too many people want to put on Jesus, but they want to keep their old habits and attitudes. It's time to be made over, changed, and transformed!

What does it mean to dress like Jesus? No, it doesn't involve a robe and sandals! The apostle Paul, writing to believers in Rome, said that Christians should "clothe themselves with the Lord Jesus Christ." How can we do that?

This part of the Lord's Prayer helps us keep our focus: our goal should be to build His kingdom, not ours.

With his simple prayer, Jesus reminds us what we all know too well. Temptation is everywhere and we are all vulnerable. What did He mean when He prayed "...lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil..."?

How radically would it change your life if you recognized everything you have, and everything you receive as God's gift? How much easier would it be to respond to His call to give to others if you recognized everything you had came from Him? When we make requests of God in prayer, it's not just supposed to be about us. We are asking Him to give to others, too.

We pray that we want God's will to be done in our lives, but what do we have to do to ensure that happens? How can we get out of the way to allow God's perfect will to work in our lives?